Practice letter recognition, beginning sounds, and handwriting with these free printable letter Y tracing worksheets. Letter tracing worksheets give preschoolers an opportunity to practice holding a pencil or crayon properly while working on early literacy skills in a fun and engaging way. I love that these alphabet worksheets can be added to your preschool lesson plans any time of the…
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This The Grouchy Ladybug sequencing activity is perfect for providing children with an opportunity to practice retelling and sequencing the story. Story sequencing cards are a great resource to have on hand when teaching preschoolers and kindergarteners. They provide little ones with a chance to retell the story in order and allow you to check reading comprehension. Give your preschoolers…
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As the temperatures begin to warm up, many families are utilizing their zoo membership! If you are one of those families, you don’t want to miss these engaging and educational activities for kids at the zoo. As you begin fleshing out your preschool zoo theme activities, you can teach your little ones more about animals and their habitats. You can…
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Use this life cycle of a plant worksheet as a review for your preschoolers. It’s the perfect addition to your life cycle activities for preschool. The plant life cycle is a fascinating process. Each step of the life cycle is important for the healthy growth and development of the plant. This worksheet will help your young students take a closer…
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Are you looking for a fun activity to add to your butterfly activities for preschoolers? You’ll love this simple tissue paper butterfly craft. While this craft is designed for your youngest kiddos, your older preschoolers and kindergarteners can enjoy it as well. The free template (linked below) makes this craft a breeze for your little ones to complete. All you…
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